Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20

rhe great velocity Of Che hnpe fra; ;,e- az
sleepers remaining upon the TRACK. All rhair
occupants unharned. The first care of the
living and uniniured was to rescue the hnrt,
and care for the dead, and to this and j
four hours FIGHT with fire ensued. There
was no water, earth was the only weannn
with which the fire. cnIiId he foII0ht q nd go
the attempt was made "a smother. !. - 3 oft
There was no pick or shovel to dip II, mn No
baskets or harrnxUs II, carry IN -, IL -.
desperate. thew me their ~ ,,,u ~,
the earth, which q long drouth had hak Lsd
almost as hard A Stone. sheanefi tl,a ,,,oo;a,s
handsful thus hardly won mon tl 30 ~, -
croaching flames and win tis
AS the last snarL ~ fro G; &C. .ne loe.
LIGHT came m n fha E,ast IN +aLo ;+e ,,1, oa q
and dawn can,e nc - o' $500
While the fpIt had hean rnino ~ :, Ia
been diving and there 1ue,a not - a....
wounded fo take ont of the wreck 40 tha,:ys
meantime the conntry had been arn ~ ele
Help had come from Chatswnr -t Enresf
and Pinar Citv nd . ! Tho iood : i oaS
reverentlv aon Of aaal aa;u
the corn-field. there were ready hands ~. -
take them into Chatswortl while some ~ If
the wounded wera ,.a,ra 70 PIE. G;t "
One hnndraf, and airhtaan Iuas 4he
~ 49, ILL y g t1o AWFUL
four times that IN M" f1.
dead cannot hnwave,. no tojS va+ 20. a .ae
Chatsworth yvas t1rned ;,+o % lun
The town hall the engine hn,,se al n 4g a
BOT were a9 dasd nGnse eng the de-
house in the little village Ind its nno ICY y
the wounded. There were over one es'l hn,,-
dred cornses lvino. in aYtannnoT;na1 dao5
houses. and every n and WOW
INTO .ls 49,, W au turned
lumber yard the noise of hammers and
~. " an ana IN It busy car
to their homes the dead bodies of the aScnI.
sionists who, u hours previous, had left
tn en- MONIES 81 IniIoI pieasurablee
first ene me- 1aars f leih.es anaS as ne
hanaath = Asa 1u sne 1 me brush
;nnitad Ha f.e+ 90 :. oii naI peen
aelIaS fo,. Mas aaee IL u Ine wreck and
sonaa one o,1tside and % so was aideu py
safa1u ont If 4la ,, ald dS suon as ne was
bic Watcb an5 AZ to,a - nas i9ssuef grasped
,,,o ~ MN: announcer
70 ;l;,e - 80 " nis cnan, inc Vandad
+ha deaI ~ go. nt1 aIcn Also Inc myers OF
were emf n 1Pon r M,ch we're faluaple rings;
ininred oaIa ,;So i4 ~ +hse - LIE ueaa ana
that the Sr;doa bod h ~ .ne ssrrlpIe report
1n,ead f n1el ied anu me Train
R,t e Mis1heu aoi 5ne sake OF plunder
hare - r is ha1;aued - Piacea N me report
etha wnrL If pa,9d eis Ia 1Isa' ane loppng was
hand Iag IoiA - sanus'is WHO happened 70 De at
When the dead bodies were Ibid ont :, +ho
corn fields tbas idtu ouC " Ine
their search for vaIns .ne Hoy OYER III
plunder was done hV an ora anu eaas ea tne
was proven bv the fact f that fh;s ilvu gang
ont in tha coynfsaId 1s ,1,1rsa s.is III nolnl1g'
were fond IN ono hoan ~ pItses s ai empty,
nlnnder;np - and Dug bad u was ghastly
canpht t5a1 ~ 1un1,id 1ne p1unoerers peen
lynehed. ."oiu suioiy lave Deen
-
Additional deaths from the excursion
train accident now make the number Of
dead 156 Testimonv is boino aiuar De - - =
800 ~ % inony 10 pelng gwen TO
Coroner's jury and the Railroad Commits
sion of the state will investigate If it be to
show that the railroad COMPANY was e,,iltv
Of negligence the liability that will follow SLOW
to the dead and injured with be almost or
quite million dollars, a claim that would
suffice to bankrupt the road. The belief is
growing that the bridge was set on fire for
ere q Waecang the TRAM affording
Butone death is reportet since liz Is st. s,
mary. and the wnnnGIad ara aid 4o iosC
very well. At Peoria and other ~ a nI a
places the mournfu ii ceremonies Of hu yIn Of
the dead have taken Mace and the n aan ~
at that place. al, Ghatsworth and p P;!ea,.
City are most devoted to those WING in i tha